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Rest day2013-05-13
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Rest Day 22013-05-20
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Last over the line, injured Cian Uijtdebroeks shows strain of fighting on at Vuelta a España
Emotional Movistar rider crosses the line in 182nd spot, more than 26 minutes behind race leader and stage winner Tadej Pogačar -
What now for the Vuelta a España? After Tadej Pogačar's trademark display of GC power, a normally unpredictable race heads into uncharted territory - Analysis
Slovenian makes the Vuelta his to lose from earliest point ever in his 10 Grand Tours to date -
'Tadej has made a big statement' - UAE Team Emirates-XRG cautiously delighted with Pogačar's knock-out Vuelta a España stage win
Slovenian now clearly dominating overall, but UAE warn it's still a very long road to Granada
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Early access: Watch our Incolor SSR review before it goes live
Cyclingnews subscribers get a first look at our latest video review -
'I'm not thinking about who is the best' - Vuelta a España dominator Tadej Pogačar sidesteps debate over place in cycling history
Latest devastating climbing performance puts Slovenian into commanding position overall just four days into the race -
Vuelta a España GC standings - Tadej Pogačar increases overall lead after stage 4 solo victory
UAE Team Emirates-XRG rider increases overall lead to 3:31 ahead of four-time winner Primož Roglič
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As it happened: Domination on stage 4 of the Vuelta a España with a long-range solo move in Andorra
Tadej Pogačar the strongest on 104.8km stage featuring four major climbs and 2,890m of elevation -
'There’s not much you can do' – Sepp Kuss misses his plan to be with Pogačar but puts himself in podium contention on first Vuelta a España mountain test
'Probably the race behind was exciting to watch' says 2023 Vuelta champion -
'It’s not normal. I’m actually a bit surprised today' – 20-year-old Jarno Widar impresses with second place on first-ever Grand Tour mountain stage at Vuelta a España
Lotto-Intermarché neo-pro outsprints Felix Gall in chase group behind Tadej Pogačar in Andorra la Vella
